Organize your Prompts - fast, efficient and free forever
As a solo dev, I'm using LLMs a lot - for coding, marketing, ads, user support and so on.
It was obvious to create prompts and to reuse them - but it got totally out of hand: my notes and chats turned into chaos.
So I build TextDeck to fix this and for me personally it works very well and now I am hoping to solve your problem too.
You can:
- Store and organize prompts
- Reuse them across different use cases
- Customize each prompt with placeholders like {{VARIABLE}}
- Adapt them to specific settings like tone, language, or region etc.
- Your prompts are at the moment only stored in your personal iCloud, so they stay private
The goal is to treat prompts as reusable assets instead of throw away text.
Right now, the app includes some built-in prompts, but I don’t think that’s the real solution long-term.
Instead, I started an open-source prompt library:
https://github.com/JHBalane/global-prompt-library
- Anyone can contribute
- Prompts can evolve over time
- Free for non commercial use (e.g. maybe someone things that its a cool idea too and builds an app for windows...)
If you want to give the iOS app a try: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/textdeck-ai-prompt-templates/id6761092608 (macOS is following soon)
I really appreciate ideas and feedback.
Also important: The app is completely free and will stay free.
The only optional paid part in the future:
Bring your own API key or buy tokens in-app for convenience
Thanks in advance!
Treating prompts as 'reusable assets' instead of throwaway text is a major mindset shift. My current 'system' is just a messy folder of Apple Notes, so TextDeck definitely hits a nerve.
Since you’ve already got the iOS app live and you're moving toward a macOS version, you should put TextDeck into the Validation Arena (tokyolore.com).
It’s a $19 sprint.
The winner gets a trip to Tokyo. It would be a great way to launch the macOS version with some real momentum.
The prize pool is $0
Appreciate this — and yeah, the “reusable assets” shift is exactly the mental model we’re betting on.
Funny enough, TextDeck basically started as my attempt to escape the Apple Notes chaos 😄
Validation Arena looks interesting, didn’t have that on my radar. Could actually be a nice forcing function for the macOS launch.
Thanks for sharing!
Glad it helped!
Yeah, Validation Arena could be a solid way to get early signal before the macOS push — especially if you position it around the “escaping notes chaos” angle. That’s super relatable.
Btw, I’ve been working on something in the same space — helps turn messy notes/thoughts into cleaner, reusable content assets (kinda aligned with what you’re building). Happy to share if that’s useful.
Yeah, the “escaping notes chaos” angle is definitely the core pain we’re seeing as well.
Not sure Validation Arena is the best fit for us right now though — TextDeck is (and will stay) free for the foreseeable future, so I’m more focused on whether people actually build workflows with it rather than validating willingness to pay.
Your project sounds interesting though — that “turning messy thoughts into reusable assets” direction feels very aligned. Happy to take a look 👍
Love that direction — feels like something worth putting into a real test.
We’re running something called TokyoLore:
You have an idea → $19 enters you into a live competition → winner gets a Tokyo trip (flights + hotel, min $500 guaranteed).
Round just opened, so odds are best right now.
link is - Tokyolore.com
This is a very real problem—once you start using LLMs heavily, prompt sprawl becomes just as messy as code or notes if there’s no structure. The idea of treating prompts as reusable assets with variables is especially useful for solo dev workflows where repetition is high.
The open-source angle is also interesting, since prompt libraries tend to get valuable only when they’re shared and iterated on—similar to how ecosystems around tools like ChatGPT evolved with community-driven prompt sharing and tooling.
Curious how you’re thinking about differentiation long-term if prompt management becomes a native feature inside AI tools themselves?
Prize pool just opened at $0. Your odds are the best right now. If you're working on something new, this could help 👀
$19 entry → idea competition
🏆 Tokyo trip
💰 $500 guaranteed
Round open 👉 tokyolore.com